Unitywithsmart D-day High Quality Jun 2026

The asset/tutorials cover a rarely-discussed problem: transition logic . It shows how units switch from "boat mode" (naval navigation) to "wading mode" to "beach combat mode" seamlessly. The ramp deployment on landing craft is particularly well-scripted, with collision detection for beach geometry.

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